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earnings season is upon us. what is it going to tell us for the economy and what it means for your portfolio. joe, good to see you. >> thank you, bill. same here. >> we are heading into the sweet spot of earnings season. so far, the consumers are holding out. global companies facing weakness in china and europe. >> i think q-3 will be soft as advertised. i think it will be temporary. the earnings weakness reflects concerns about europe that bled through the summer months. it was an inhibitor to hiring and spending. europe has been displaced by the actions. i don't think it will be as big of a factor going forward. we look for some resolution of the fiscal cliff which is laying on corporate sentiment. i believe 2013, the earnings will have improved. >> do you think this earnings season is factored in our markets? >> yes, bill, i do. i think the equity is a decent discount there of the near term future. we have seen weaker gdp numbers. earnings being soft is largely reflected in the market. >> it was five years ag
earnings season is upon us. what is it going to tell us for the economy and what it means for your portfolio. joe, good to see you. >> thank you, bill. same here. >> we are heading into the sweet spot of earnings season. so far, the consumers are holding out. global companies facing weakness in china and europe. >> i think q-3 will be soft as advertised. i think it will be temporary. the earnings weakness reflects concerns about europe that bled through the summer months. it...
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yes, i had to use bizarre examples. i will do anything, any analogy to tell you that a sale is not necessarily disastrous event even if it comes five years after the top. "mad money" will be right back. >> coming up. foot for thought. from favorite snacks to healthy choices. conagra foods is behind america's biggest brands. can they continue to serve up more profits? as cramer talks to the ceo next. and later, debit or credit. all this week, cramer is usie i his over 30 years of experience. stick around. plus, fuel for thought. energy our lives revolve around it and so do the markets. could this commodity wreak havoc on you? when he goes off the charts. all coming up on "mad money." >>> talk about trying to stay healthy. i'm referring to conagra foods which you might recognize as the company behind many brands. healthy choice series. that is the brand that was founded by mike harper. he decided there wasn't anything good for you let alone good testing for you. you probably have something made by conagra in your kitchen
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he joins us on the telephone. robert, what can you tell us? all day yesterday we were asking, how is it possible that the construction company left this crane on the top of this high rise knowing what we were expecting? >> yeah, that is the question that everyone's going to be asking. lawyers in particular over the coming days. right now it remains a very dangerous situation here in midtown. as you mentioned, there's a multiton crane still hanging from more than 70 stories above one of the busiest streets in midtown manhattan. that's 57th street. mayor bloomberg said before once the winds die down, they have to die down to below 30 miles an hour, the crews can start to get up there and secure that giant boom and then either start to dismantle it or bring up another crane, which will have to rescue this crane. we've seen crane crews try to go up there today, but it's been too windy. the lawsuits on this, the blame game that hasn't started yet in public, but you can be sure it's going on behind the scenes. not just the businesses on this street
he joins us on the telephone. robert, what can you tell us? all day yesterday we were asking, how is it possible that the construction company left this crane on the top of this high rise knowing what we were expecting? >> yeah, that is the question that everyone's going to be asking. lawyers in particular over the coming days. right now it remains a very dangerous situation here in midtown. as you mentioned, there's a multiton crane still hanging from more than 70 stories above one of...
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momentarily and bring us up to date on the processes they use to determine. . he will be here in a few minutes. >>> this is what parts of rhode island looked like this afternoon, a mess. >>> a mess practically everywhere. counties trying to dry out today. power problems persist all through that region. >> n the east coast though. take a look at cleveland, ohio. ohio. you heard me right. that should give you an idea of just how huge this storm was. the damage spread all the way into the midwest. unprecedented, certainly. let's run through the numbers for you. 8 million homes are without power today from virginia up through the east coast. 90% of homes on long island have no electricity. 27 deaths have been blamed on sandy you most in new york state. unfortunately, they do expect that number to go higher. buses in new york city are expected to start returning by 5 p.m. tonight. not the subways, however. some of the drains into manhattan have reopened. the d.c. metro system has limited service. schools will be closed for an unprecedented third day in a row in the
momentarily and bring us up to date on the processes they use to determine. . he will be here in a few minutes. >>> this is what parts of rhode island looked like this afternoon, a mess. >>> a mess practically everywhere. counties trying to dry out today. power problems persist all through that region. >> n the east coast though. take a look at cleveland, ohio. ohio. you heard me right. that should give you an idea of just how huge this storm was. the damage spread all...
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keep us updated on the stories, sir. >>> new yorkers are used to crowds and difficulty getting around what sandy left behind is trying to everybody's patience. our bertha coombs is live in manhattan, talking to us, got power, what are you hearing what are you seeing? >> reporter: mandy, we are in union square, which is in lower manhattan. power is out to this section of manhattan from 39th street down. it started last night when a major substation went out here in lower manhattan because of flooding, perhaps because of debris, debris flying. a hospital over here on the east side in the -- on the 30s area, nyu lang gone medical center, they found their redundant generator actually went out, an unprecedented situation for them. so they have to evacuate parents. it didn't -- wasn't completed until this morning. 300 patients went to four area hospitals. we are seeing crews in manhattan going down into man holes, trying to pump out the water that goes into the systems, electricity and you water certainly do not mix. when they can start doing repairs. what we are hearing is it could take up
keep us updated on the stories, sir. >>> new yorkers are used to crowds and difficulty getting around what sandy left behind is trying to everybody's patience. our bertha coombs is live in manhattan, talking to us, got power, what are you hearing what are you seeing? >> reporter: mandy, we are in union square, which is in lower manhattan. power is out to this section of manhattan from 39th street down. it started last night when a major substation went out here in lower manhattan...
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he is with us live on street signs. now back to sue and bob on "power lunch." >> thanks. >>> now to the economy and a major shift that's taking place. state and local governments are struggling to cover budget shortfalls. they're increasingly looking to gambling as a way to raise revenues. is it working? is it worth it? brian schactman live on the ground in columbus, ohio and the third casino opening this year. what's the verdict, brian? >> reporter: well, so far, it's been very good, bob. it's funny, i talk about how quickly it's grown. it will be four casinos next spring. reason why is easy -- jobs and its taxes. but when you saw these doors open earlier today, thousands of people streamed in within minutes. obviously there is a lot of demand of what's going on here. they're here for one thing and one thing only -- that's to gamble. one-third of all the money made to penn national gaming goes back to the state and city in taxes. the city of columbus expects to get at least $15 million directly next year and that will
he is with us live on street signs. now back to sue and bob on "power lunch." >> thanks. >>> now to the economy and a major shift that's taking place. state and local governments are struggling to cover budget shortfalls. they're increasingly looking to gambling as a way to raise revenues. is it working? is it worth it? brian schactman live on the ground in columbus, ohio and the third casino opening this year. what's the verdict, brian? >> reporter: well, so far,...
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thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> okay. >>> in the next hour, we're going to go to the front lines of the home renovation boom, browse the aisles and talk to a good old-fashioned hardware store owner after this. a. >>> let's check in on hewlett-packard. it is down 10% at $15.40. an earnings warning from the ceo, hewlett-packard, fun or run? >> i would run. it's been revamping itself for a couple of years. made some big dramatic announcements that it really didn't carry through on. and i don't understand why as an investor you would want to go along for a ride. this is a value trap. it is a classic now and i would stay away from this. >> you would shun, not just run. >> yes, exactly. >> kim forest, thank you very much. sue, down to you. >> we've lost most of our strength in the dow jones industrial average. granted, we were only up 40 points but we're now close to hugging the flat line, only up si
thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> okay. >>> in the next hour, we're going to go to the front lines of the home renovation boom, browse the aisles and talk to a good old-fashioned hardware store owner after this. a. >>> let's check in on hewlett-packard. it is down 10% at $15.40. an earnings warning from the ceo, hewlett-packard, fun or run? >> i would run. it's been revamping itself for a couple of years. made some big dramatic announcements that it...
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it's already really hard for a lot of us. we have a lot of people from staten island, long island, brooklyn. it's very difficult. we booked a lot of hotel rooms in advance because we knew it would be trouble. i think it's just going to add to less volume, less liquidity. i think it's going to take multiple days to recover. it already would have. this obviously puts more restrictions in place. >> you said scott bauer is gone? >> no, i'm here. >> scott bauer, do you feel left out of all this? >> no, i'm kind of glad we're here and i feel so horrendous for the people out east. everybody in new york, to get these markets open, to get things running, it's business as usual today, you guys did an incredible, incredible job. >> and what has it meant for you in chicago in terms of liquidity, in terms of so many people out as a result of the storm, what have you seen from an investment standpoint? >> you know what? across the board today it's almost business as usual. there was so much hype even before sandy about the end of the month
it's already really hard for a lot of us. we have a lot of people from staten island, long island, brooklyn. it's very difficult. we booked a lot of hotel rooms in advance because we knew it would be trouble. i think it's just going to add to less volume, less liquidity. i think it's going to take multiple days to recover. it already would have. this obviously puts more restrictions in place. >> you said scott bauer is gone? >> no, i'm here. >> scott bauer, do you feel left...
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big word obama used last time. he was going to cut the deficit in half, increase jobs, we have a little bit of job growth. i don't always credit washington for that. i do credit the states and localities for that. but certainly the deficit's getting out of control and i think people are worried about their future generations being strapped with that. surely governor romney's been in ohio probably just as much as the president. they're hitting us quite a bit. people had a chance to listen what he had to say and trust in it. >> mayor coleman, you're mayor of columbus, ohio. the biggest city. how is the economy? it's coming down in this election to not only the future for other generations but also the economic picture in specific areas of the country. how is the economy in columbus right now? >> the economy in columbus is vastly improving. in fact, we're leading the way for the rest of the state. our unemployment rate is 5.7%. still, we have much more to go. we're the lowest unemployment rate in the entire state. fra
big word obama used last time. he was going to cut the deficit in half, increase jobs, we have a little bit of job growth. i don't always credit washington for that. i do credit the states and localities for that. but certainly the deficit's getting out of control and i think people are worried about their future generations being strapped with that. surely governor romney's been in ohio probably just as much as the president. they're hitting us quite a bit. people had a chance to listen what...
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stay with us, john. we'll get back to you more later in the program to talk about what's happening in the market. >>> let's get a "market flash" now with scott wapner. >>> as we continue to watch the individual stocks that are moving today, keep your eye on jcpenney. you know it as jcp. that stock is down sharply today. it frankly is not the only one that's lower today in that space. we're looking at sears holdings which is selling off again as you continue to look at these pictures of president obama and chris christie, the governor of new jersey, in that helicopter about ready to tour atlantic city, final nj. both of those stocks are lower today. the street ratings put a sell on jcpenney with a ratings score of d-plus. i don't know what school you went to, but d-plus was never good, tyler. that's the story there, why that stock is -- >> not in my place, either. the rotors spinning there as president obama and governor christie of new jersey get ready to go on about a 45-minute, we believe, helicopter t
stay with us, john. we'll get back to you more later in the program to talk about what's happening in the market. >>> let's get a "market flash" now with scott wapner. >>> as we continue to watch the individual stocks that are moving today, keep your eye on jcpenney. you know it as jcp. that stock is down sharply today. it frankly is not the only one that's lower today in that space. we're looking at sears holdings which is selling off again as you continue to look...
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booyah. >> thank you very much for helping us fied help ing figuide us through these in developments. dov, i bought it in the past. >> it is doing a lot to bring up value. but it is like the phillies here. but you have to wait until next year. >> john. >> john in florida. jim, a month ago you mentioned dvax. can you give me an update? >> yeah, it is a speck. but it is a speck like icis. it is bringing the stock down and now i'm nervous about it. these are specks. it is a technology and i like it as a speck. and that is the conclusion of the lightening round. >> the lightening round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >> coming up, time for a turn? there is something lurking in the charts of the s&p that could mean a big move is in store. cramer is helping you get ahead of the next swing in the new edition of off the charts. get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some retirement people who are paid on salary,
booyah. >> thank you very much for helping us fied help ing figuide us through these in developments. dov, i bought it in the past. >> it is doing a lot to bring up value. but it is like the phillies here. but you have to wait until next year. >> john. >> john in florida. jim, a month ago you mentioned dvax. can you give me an update? >> yeah, it is a speck. but it is a speck like icis. it is bringing the stock down and now i'm nervous about it. these are specks....
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reminder, contact us still with the yahoo! finance survey. >>> let's see what's coming up on "street signs." >> say you want to refinance your mortgage but your house value just came in too low. what are your options? we get the tricks of the trade from a very busy home appraiser. >>> big blue under pressure after missing on revenues. if ibm closes lower today, could have be an omen for stocks in the weeks to come? >>> later in the show we travel to coal country after mitt romney gave the industry some props at last night's debate. see you top of the hour, 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. eastern. >> mandy and sully every weekday on street signs. >>> if you can't beat them, join them. best buy now planning to sell its own tablet pc. going head-to-head effectively with apple, amazon and a host of other tablet makers. a desperate move by a desperate retailer. that's ahead. >>> plus the u.s. post office hitting its $15 billion borrowing limit for the first time ever. are the price of stamps about to surge? do we even need mail anymore? so many
reminder, contact us still with the yahoo! finance survey. >>> let's see what's coming up on "street signs." >> say you want to refinance your mortgage but your house value just came in too low. what are your options? we get the tricks of the trade from a very busy home appraiser. >>> big blue under pressure after missing on revenues. if ibm closes lower today, could have be an omen for stocks in the weeks to come? >>> later in the show we travel to...
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that is something that the former ceo told us. he said we got to take price cuts or keep pricing down to satisfy the customer because the customer is right. he points out that this is cog that the customer has done. that means the company's margins probably won't be as strong as the customer is expecting and this stock could be hammered. the real clincher is what bernstein has to say about valuation. this is what worries me. he points out that costco's stock. listen to this. the moment that they trade at 22 times earnings and it has a 22 prnt long-term earnings. if anything goes wrong. it will shrink for rapidly. up here, price matters. the stock is priced for perinfection or it will indeed go lower. i bet the stock will go down because it has run so much. in my view, all right play with an open hand. sold cost co at $92.55 back at the end of june. if it goes below 90, then and only then will the trust think about building a new position. you can argue that the trust got out too soon. i care too much about valuation to attempt to
that is something that the former ceo told us. he said we got to take price cuts or keep pricing down to satisfy the customer because the customer is right. he points out that this is cog that the customer has done. that means the company's margins probably won't be as strong as the customer is expecting and this stock could be hammered. the real clincher is what bernstein has to say about valuation. this is what worries me. he points out that costco's stock. listen to this. the moment that...
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he joins us on the fast line. welcome to halftime, michael. >> good afternoon. >> i'm sure it's not exactly business as usual. >> no, it's not exactly business as usual. we spent yesterday making sure our people were secure, and once we institutional that, we had to secure a spot where we could have connectivity. >> where is your regular office located? >> 100 wall street, right in the middle of the river. >> you're all the way down there. where have you relocated to? >> long island, once we need with you connectivity here in long island, we spent all last night and this morning making sure we were ready to go. >> can you tell me what it's like to navigate a market like this, when you have half a state of and at a location that's not your own? >> the 7:30 this morning we are pretty much 100%. our etf was if you recally functional waiting for the market to open. and to get to the marketplace. >> once the market opened this morning, it was a little tense tiff. i think people wanted to see if there was liquidity in t
he joins us on the fast line. welcome to halftime, michael. >> good afternoon. >> i'm sure it's not exactly business as usual. >> no, it's not exactly business as usual. we spent yesterday making sure our people were secure, and once we institutional that, we had to secure a spot where we could have connectivity. >> where is your regular office located? >> 100 wall street, right in the middle of the river. >> you're all the way down there. where have you...
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can you give us your take? the street seems to be disappointed. >> we'll try to figure that one out. >> you know, there's two things. i think there's disappointment around the sentiment versus fundamentals. earnings are light, and then the guidance, it's still low single digit positive, they won't conclusively commit to taking menu price increases to offset inflation. >> why not? >> they think they may know that. >> i think where chipotle is right now, has to be balanced in a shift one way or the other, could have dramatic impact to traffic. and they just don't want to run that risk. >> what do you urge someone to do with the shares on this sizable pull back? >> if you're going to be in restaurants and gross -- it's scarce. the company can step in and repurchase shares. what we would say is, we're buyers of chipotle. it's the best story and human capital story. >> i'm reading this move a few minutes ago, what you may have already seen. the company is saying it has no plans to raise menu prices next ye year. it
can you give us your take? the street seems to be disappointed. >> we'll try to figure that one out. >> you know, there's two things. i think there's disappointment around the sentiment versus fundamentals. earnings are light, and then the guidance, it's still low single digit positive, they won't conclusively commit to taking menu price increases to offset inflation. >> why not? >> they think they may know that. >> i think where chipotle is right now, has to be...
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thank you so much for joining us. can you tell us what conditions are like where you are and what dnlg you' damage you're seeing? >> reporter: it's actually fairly dry. last night in fact the new york stock exchange take to go twitter to dispel rumors that the trading floor was under three feet of water. if you can take a look behind me, the new york stock exchange floor is actually half a floor from the street level where those first balconies are. so for to be under water would be tremendous. we didn't have water in this part of lower manhattan despite that record surge. it was mostly over in the battery. will is significant flooding in several low lying areas especially near rivers. that's on the lower east side. we actually saw a transformer there blow because of flooding. as a result of that, con edison cut power to much of lower manhattan, some 250,000 people are out. i will tell you it was a very strange sight last night traveling below 23rd street and having everything pitch dark. very few lights to be seen. t
thank you so much for joining us. can you tell us what conditions are like where you are and what dnlg you' damage you're seeing? >> reporter: it's actually fairly dry. last night in fact the new york stock exchange take to go twitter to dispel rumors that the trading floor was under three feet of water. if you can take a look behind me, the new york stock exchange floor is actually half a floor from the street level where those first balconies are. so for to be under water would be...
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people who are used to their start button and used to using their mouse for everything, several commands at the touch of a mouse, this will be disruptive for them. so there will be a learning curve. but they've had to modernize the system and i think they've done a great job at that. >> michael, you said 90% of enterprises will not buy until 2014. so what is it that -- why wait so long? >> really what we said was that 90% of organizations would stipulate windows 8 for broad deployment. so they'll look at it for certain users that really need it, but for most of their users, they'll probably actually wait for windows 9. >> and how long will that be before that comes out? >> we think microsoft will ship windows 9 relatively quickly. we're expecting it within two years after windows 8, which is short for microsoft. usually there's about three years between releases. >> so natalie, that's kind of an interesting fact if that happens. with all these new features that you've talked about, the pc market is still really important, as well. so how are consumers away from the business, the househol
people who are used to their start button and used to using their mouse for everything, several commands at the touch of a mouse, this will be disruptive for them. so there will be a learning curve. but they've had to modernize the system and i think they've done a great job at that. >> michael, you said 90% of enterprises will not buy until 2014. so what is it that -- why wait so long? >> really what we said was that 90% of organizations would stipulate windows 8 for broad...
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risk on, risk off, you will never hear it used on this show ever. it just confuses you and tries to make me sound smart, but it tells you actually i'm pretty darn stupid. risk on, risk off, not in cramerica. growing pains? you need a fast grower as part of your diversified pattern. it's worth it to pay up for a company that's accelerating if it decelerates. just go. stay with cramer. mike rowe here at a ford tell me fiona, who's having a big tire event? your ford dealer. who has 11 major brands to choose from? your ford dealer. who's offering a rebate? your ford dealer. who has the low price tire guarantee... affording peace of mind to anyone who might be in the market for a new set of tires? your ford dealer. i'm beginning to sense a pattern. buy four select tires, get a $60 rebate. use the ford service credit credit card, get $60 more. that's up to $120. where did you get that sweater vest? your ford dealer. well, if itmr. margin?margin. don't be modest, bob. you found a better way to pack a bowling ball. that was ups. and who called ups? you did,
risk on, risk off, you will never hear it used on this show ever. it just confuses you and tries to make me sound smart, but it tells you actually i'm pretty darn stupid. risk on, risk off, not in cramerica. growing pains? you need a fast grower as part of your diversified pattern. it's worth it to pay up for a company that's accelerating if it decelerates. just go. stay with cramer. mike rowe here at a ford tell me fiona, who's having a big tire event? your ford dealer. who has 11 major brands...
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it is used in treating back pain. the cdc and fda are coordinating a multistate investigation among patients who received an epidural steroid injection. the next update from the cdc 2 p.m. eastern standard time today. patients who have had an epidural steroid injection since may 21st of 2012 and have any of those associated symptoms should talk to their doctor as soon as possible. sue? >> thank you very much. >>> on wall street, the street is making calls on johnson & johnson, apple and radioshack today. radioshack up 10% a change for that stock. are those the right calls? we will analyze the analysts coming up next. >>> before the break, a quick look at the most actively traded stocks now. mike rowe here at a ford tell me fiona, who's having a big tire event? your ford dealer. who has 11 major brands to choose from? your ford dealer. who's offering a rebate? your ford dealer. who has the low price tire guarantee... affording peace of mind to anyone who might be in the market for a new set of tires? your ford dealer.
it is used in treating back pain. the cdc and fda are coordinating a multistate investigation among patients who received an epidural steroid injection. the next update from the cdc 2 p.m. eastern standard time today. patients who have had an epidural steroid injection since may 21st of 2012 and have any of those associated symptoms should talk to their doctor as soon as possible. sue? >> thank you very much. >>> on wall street, the street is making calls on johnson &...
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i want to use the same stuff the big guys use. ishares. 8 out of 10 large, professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. introducing the ishares core, etfs for the heart of your portfolio. tax efficient and low cost building blocks to help you keep more of what you earn. call your advisor. visit ishares.com. ishares. ishares. yeah, ishares. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. very best mattresses chance at the guaranteed lowest price. plus, pay no interest for 3 years on the best brand-name mattress sets. but hurry! the best rest event ends soon at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> welcome back. look at amazon. target unveiling a new price match program for the upcoming holiday season. courtney raig within the details. is it as big as it sounds? >> it does appear to be. at this point, target says it isn't planning to exclude any particular items from the price-matching holiday pro
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tweet us. we've got a new handl handle @squawkstreet and share your responses throughout the morning. coming up next final premarket thoughts. cramer's mad dash is ahead and hear them and later on the most powerful person working and you've never heard of her. a look at features as we head to the monday open. green arrow as cross the board. 25 right here at the open. more "squawk on the street" straight ahead. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some ris
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dan ackerman with c net is with us now. seems they are giving us a bunch of a ta -- appetizers. but the main course is delayedsome this a teadelayed. is this a tease? >> they are talking about the imac, the desktop. the mini has a cult following. a small, tiny little desktop computer, people plug into their tvs and turn into multimedia hubs. it is important for people cable cutters. >> down to you, sue. >> we are going to focus on the gold market. prices are close. sharon epperson is track the action for us at the nymex. how are we doing? >> gold prices down 17 bucks, around 1710 an own. the good news is gold did not break belowz $1700 mark in this session. traders still watching what's going to happen throughout this fed meeting. also keeping a close eye on that flash pmi data coming out of china's overnight session. that will be key. metals weaker across the board and palladium driving the market to the lows. >> to the trading action here, the dow jones industrial average down 217 points. bob pisani here on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we knew that earnings were n
dan ackerman with c net is with us now. seems they are giving us a bunch of a ta -- appetizers. but the main course is delayedsome this a teadelayed. is this a tease? >> they are talking about the imac, the desktop. the mini has a cult following. a small, tiny little desktop computer, people plug into their tvs and turn into multimedia hubs. it is important for people cable cutters. >> down to you, sue. >> we are going to focus on the gold market. prices are close. sharon...
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or to be used to threaten us. it's also essential to understand what our mission is in iran. that is to dissuade iran through peaceful and diplomatic means. peaceful sanctions is something that i called for five years ago. crippling sanctions were number one. and they do work. you're seeing it right now in the economy. absolutely the right thing to do to have crippling sanctions. i would have put them in place earlier, but it's good that we have them. number two, something i would added to is i would tighten those sanss. i would say that ships that carry iranian oil couldn't go. people who are trading their oil can't. i would tighten those sanctions further. separately, i'd take on diplomatic isolation efforts. his words amount to genocide in citation. i would indict him for it. i would also make sure that their diplomats are treated like the pariah they are around the world. the same way we treated the apartheid diplomats of south africa. we need to increase pressure time and time again on iran because anything o
or to be used to threaten us. it's also essential to understand what our mission is in iran. that is to dissuade iran through peaceful and diplomatic means. peaceful sanctions is something that i called for five years ago. crippling sanctions were number one. and they do work. you're seeing it right now in the economy. absolutely the right thing to do to have crippling sanctions. i would have put them in place earlier, but it's good that we have them. number two, something i would added to is i...
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you can e-mail us here or tweet us. you can also reach us directly. ross? >> still to come on the show, the imf makes its feelings clear on the eurozone. we'll have more details when we come back. we use this board to compare car insurance rates side by side so you get the same coverage, often for less. that's one smart board. what else does it do, reverse gravity? [ laughs ] [ laughs ] [ whooshing ] tell me about it. why am i not going anywhere? you don't believe hard enough. a smarter way to shop around. now that's progressive. call or click today. [ grunting ] oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're both running a nice, clean race. no need to get nasty. here's your "honk if you had an affair with taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. save 50% on
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glenn hubbard joining us. don't miss special coverage tomorrow night of the second presidential debate, 8 p.m. eastern on cnbc. >>> where's the beef? restaurants are chopping down portion sizes to deal with higher commodity prices. economists say brace yourselves, the worse is yet to come. >>> and then -- >> we would rather have a program that is difficult but credible rather than a program that is going to be so difficult that it is not credible. >> she's talking about austerity. head of the international monetary fund softening her stance on greece. my interview with christine lagarde coming up. >>> also ahead, do president obama's tax policies put a big drag on small business's bottom line? someone says absolutely. wait until you hear his take. back in one minute's time. i've been a superintendent for 30 some years at many different park service units across the united states. the only time i've ever had a break is when i was on maternity leave. i have retired from doing this one thing that i loved. now, i'
glenn hubbard joining us. don't miss special coverage tomorrow night of the second presidential debate, 8 p.m. eastern on cnbc. >>> where's the beef? restaurants are chopping down portion sizes to deal with higher commodity prices. economists say brace yourselves, the worse is yet to come. >>> and then -- >> we would rather have a program that is difficult but credible rather than a program that is going to be so difficult that it is not credible. >> she's talking...
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what can you tell us on google? >> well, maria, we're seeing consolidated revenues of $14.1 billion for the quarter. they're calling it an increase of 45% compared to the same quarter a year ago. gap net income for the third quarter was $2.18 billion compared to $2.73 billion in the third quarter of last year. i think the most interesting part of this release -- of course, we've seen most of these numbers before several hours earlier, but the second paragraph in this release is now included with larry page, the ceo saying, when he a strong quarter, revenue was up 45% year on year and at just 14 years old we cleared our first $14 billion revenue quarter. page also saying he's really excited about the progress we're making creating a beautifully simple, intuitive google experience across all devices. that's the quote we've been waiting for all afternoon. we're going to be digging through this release. we're going to be comparing it to what we saw earlier. we'll have more later. >> all right, kayla. thanks very much. t
what can you tell us on google? >> well, maria, we're seeing consolidated revenues of $14.1 billion for the quarter. they're calling it an increase of 45% compared to the same quarter a year ago. gap net income for the third quarter was $2.18 billion compared to $2.73 billion in the third quarter of last year. i think the most interesting part of this release -- of course, we've seen most of these numbers before several hours earlier, but the second paragraph in this release is now...
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for years, dupont has been using genetically modified bacteria to make a compound used in clothing and carpets. amyris discovered a way to genetically modify yeast to produce an antimalarial drug. another company, ls9, has altered the genes of e. coli bacteria to produce fuel. but all of them are modifying a few genes, not designing all of them. venter's rivals say his method is commercially impractical, but he's made a career out of bucking the scientific establishment and earned lots of enemies with his brash behavior and his knack for grabbing research money and the spotlight. so what are your faults? >> probably impatience is the-- you know, the biggest one. i don't suffer fools too well. that--you know? i'm not going to ever win a political contest. >> a lot of people have said you're a self promoter, an egomaniac. true? partially true? not true at all? >> you know, if we hold a press conference, it's considered self-promotion. but somebody at a university, the university holds the press conference, and that's not self-promotion. >> overly ambitious? >> i'm sure i'm very guilty of
for years, dupont has been using genetically modified bacteria to make a compound used in clothing and carpets. amyris discovered a way to genetically modify yeast to produce an antimalarial drug. another company, ls9, has altered the genes of e. coli bacteria to produce fuel. but all of them are modifying a few genes, not designing all of them. venter's rivals say his method is commercially impractical, but he's made a career out of bucking the scientific establishment and earned lots of...
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it didn't stop us from going to dow 12,500. it didn't some us from going through dow 13,000, and at the moment dow 13,400. and i'm not sure that's going to contain us. the consumer was supposed to be rocked by it too. the doomers and gloomers predicted a real waning in of the shopper because of layoffs this fiscal cliff stands for. nobody is supposed to be buying anything -- not homes, not expensive goods, not cars. the problem as i see it, though, is 310 million americans that just didn't seem to get that fiscal cliff memo. no offense, but the whole term of art, the fiscal cliff, i mean it's hard for me to figure out. it's harder than an infield fly rule. and umpires get that wrong. fiscal cliff. i mean, it something to do with cliff barnes and remake of "dallas"? that's it! it's got this really cool name and sounds kind of scary in like a scooby way, or maybe roadrunner from a previous generation. whatever. it's not scaring the people it's supposed to scare, you. i mean you're still spending and shopping and buying stocks in
it didn't stop us from going to dow 12,500. it didn't some us from going through dow 13,000, and at the moment dow 13,400. and i'm not sure that's going to contain us. the consumer was supposed to be rocked by it too. the doomers and gloomers predicted a real waning in of the shopper because of layoffs this fiscal cliff stands for. nobody is supposed to be buying anything -- not homes, not expensive goods, not cars. the problem as i see it, though, is 310 million americans that just didn't seem...
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quint tetro is with us. also joining us is vincent of morgan stanley and jeff cox and our own rick santelli. quint, you see a top in the general market and the fed stimulus was a sell event? >> yeah, it was, marimaria. we got a ramp into what was very telegraphed quantitative easing three. we have not seen the enthusiasm continue as we had in the past. but there's some market signals that are transpiring that i'm sure you've heard throughout that are very concerning. first and foremost is the transportation index. dow theorists will say, and i'm not a dow theorist, but i respect the indicator, and that is they continue to make 52-week lows, which is a big disconnect from the overall market. we have not just rails and transports, but we also have, you know, major technology stocks like intel, microsoft. they're really selling off into this quarter, and i think we're going to start to see some negative earnings really impact the tape. if this morning's surprise adp number can't ramp us more than two points in
quint tetro is with us. also joining us is vincent of morgan stanley and jeff cox and our own rick santelli. quint, you see a top in the general market and the fed stimulus was a sell event? >> yeah, it was, marimaria. we got a ramp into what was very telegraphed quantitative easing three. we have not seen the enthusiasm continue as we had in the past. but there's some market signals that are transpiring that i'm sure you've heard throughout that are very concerning. first and foremost is...
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we make stuff in this country. >> and do we use it? >> we use it. we use it in pipelines. and as you know that's the business we're in. we ship 12% to 15% of the gas that moves here and companies like timken and a lot of other steel plants here in canton, ohio and throughout ohio. that's an amazing change that we've seen. pretty exciting. >> it's not the cheapest pipe in the world. >> not the cheapest but the best. we often look at other places to buy pipe. and you know what? the best pipe is here in america. we buy it. we're building a pipeline just south of canton down to clarg-ton, ohio with aep as they refire their plants to gas. and we're building a pipeline just north of here called nexus that's going to go west to toledo and actually move gas into canada. imagine that. we used to import from canada. >> because there's so much natural gas here. >> so much natural gas here p. it's amazing. >> you're also building a pipeline that ends in greenwich, village, new york. >> we are. >> how expensive is it to build the last 15 miles there? >> that's right. 15 miles costs abo
we make stuff in this country. >> and do we use it? >> we use it. we use it in pipelines. and as you know that's the business we're in. we ship 12% to 15% of the gas that moves here and companies like timken and a lot of other steel plants here in canton, ohio and throughout ohio. that's an amazing change that we've seen. pretty exciting. >> it's not the cheapest pipe in the world. >> not the cheapest but the best. we often look at other places to buy pipe. and you know...
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maybe i use aetna -- just using a name. i try to negotiate with them and sort of go back and forth, whatever. now i would go to your exchange -- >> that's right. >> basically put in what i'm looking to get, how much coverage for my employees, and there would be competition? >> you would come in to the exchange, your employees would see five standardized plan designs. ranging from bronze to platinum. there's a range of plans that would meet any of your employees' needs. then you have aetna, cigna, united, blue cross and kaiser, all of those plans competing for your business as a consumer. >> one of the things that's been out there about using these exchanges, whether it is either a state exchange or private exchange like yours, it might be one way of the employers pushing the costs on to the employees. is that a myth? >> i think it is a myth, because employers have had to share costs with employees for ten years. they don't need an exchange to do that. what we're trying to do is reverse that trend through competition and dri
maybe i use aetna -- just using a name. i try to negotiate with them and sort of go back and forth, whatever. now i would go to your exchange -- >> that's right. >> basically put in what i'm looking to get, how much coverage for my employees, and there would be competition? >> you would come in to the exchange, your employees would see five standardized plan designs. ranging from bronze to platinum. there's a range of plans that would meet any of your employees' needs. then...
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michael granoff is with us, the rest of our panel once again back with us. michael, good to see you. thanks for join us. >> thanks, maria. >> let's talk a bit about that. sequestration not going to happen. can the president avoid it? >> well, i think in this case, you may have one of those situations where all of the parties involved, republicans and democrats have a good reason to avoid sequestration, and therefore you probably have a higher chance of some agreement than you do on other budget-related issues. >> can i make a point? >> jared? >> interestingly, in terms of what hurts the economy the most, it actually is the automatic budget cuts, the sequestration relative to the tax increases because of two things. first of all, the tax increases imply changes in withholding tables. the second, the secretary does not have to implement those right away if he thinks this is going to be a deal. and secondly, the other tax increases don't happen until april 14. they happen kind of retroactively. if you look at impact on the gdp on the economy, it's the spending
michael granoff is with us, the rest of our panel once again back with us. michael, good to see you. thanks for join us. >> thanks, maria. >> let's talk a bit about that. sequestration not going to happen. can the president avoid it? >> well, i think in this case, you may have one of those situations where all of the parties involved, republicans and democrats have a good reason to avoid sequestration, and therefore you probably have a higher chance of some agreement than you...
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when i worked for the gipper -- he used to always tell us. we made deals on taxes and spending and so forth, if i can get 70% of what i want, i'll take it and worry about the 30% later, the other 30%. roomny reminded me of reagan -- romney didn't say i'm giving up, i'm just going to move to the left. he's saying, no, no, no, you couldn't get a deal on simpson-bowles, i can. you never lifted a finger. i can. >> the white house will come back and say the house at least until now has not proven they're open to deals of any kind. >> that may be what they say, but from every account from bob woodward's book to others, john boehner had a good deal and obama broke it at the last minute with a new $400 billion tax hike. boehner says that, bob woodward says that, all testified says that and that's why i think obama lacks credit. what does romney do for your the a living, they make deals. they make deals. and they're not going to make a bad deal where they lose money. they will give. sometimes you have to give. and i think the public sees that and thin
when i worked for the gipper -- he used to always tell us. we made deals on taxes and spending and so forth, if i can get 70% of what i want, i'll take it and worry about the 30% later, the other 30%. roomny reminded me of reagan -- romney didn't say i'm giving up, i'm just going to move to the left. he's saying, no, no, no, you couldn't get a deal on simpson-bowles, i can. you never lifted a finger. i can. >> the white house will come back and say the house at least until now has not...
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that does it for us on "squawk on the street." back to wapner and the fast money halftime at hq. >>> thanks so much. welcome to the halftime show. four hours to go until the close and here is where we stand. red all over the board. the industrials pushing down decline of nearly 90 points and the nasdaq over my shoulder is seeing the billinger decline, 1.5% and apple has a lot to do with that and we'll talk all about that. here is what else we're following on halftime today, machines gone wild. how a mysterious computer program is dominating trading activity and what it says about man's diminishing role in the markets. bracing for earnings, the outlook is ugly and will the numbers really be that bad? can the rally survive if they are? first, our top story, the apple correction. the stock officially down more than 10% from its peak in late september. that slide is raising questions about whether america's most loved and valuable company has suddenly lost its mojo. we're trading the pullback with joel terranova, josh brown, mike murp
that does it for us on "squawk on the street." back to wapner and the fast money halftime at hq. >>> thanks so much. welcome to the halftime show. four hours to go until the close and here is where we stand. red all over the board. the industrials pushing down decline of nearly 90 points and the nasdaq over my shoulder is seeing the billinger decline, 1.5% and apple has a lot to do with that and we'll talk all about that. here is what else we're following on halftime today,...
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join us later by matthew lloyd. danny what do you make of the earnings so far? there have been high profile disappointments that have taken the wind out of the markets. >> there have. this week we have 155 companies reporting the in the s&p. it will be a crazy week. some of the companies that have reported like google down 11% since the beginning of this quarter. ibm down 8%, 3% for the year. intel down 6%. down 10% for the year and microsoft down 5% up only 4% for the year. >> you should mention technology. >> it's technology. you have facebook reporting down 13% for the quarter. down 50% since its ipo. you have apple down 5% for the quarter. up 55% for the year. >> these numbers are stunning really. when you look at what's going on in terms of earnings right now, is something slowing down a bit more within technology versus the other sectors or is this a global economy story? >> it's more of a global economy story. the big story is not only missing earnings but missing revenues. until last week we had earnings sli
join us later by matthew lloyd. danny what do you make of the earnings so far? there have been high profile disappointments that have taken the wind out of the markets. >> there have. this week we have 155 companies reporting the in the s&p. it will be a crazy week. some of the companies that have reported like google down 11% since the beginning of this quarter. ibm down 8%, 3% for the year. intel down 6%. down 10% for the year and microsoft down 5% up only 4% for the year. >>...
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mohammed, thanks for joining us. first, give us your take on the jobs numbers. >> thank you, bob. i think michelle was right overall, it's a good report in the sense that we created over 100,000 jobs. unemployment has come down and earnings are going up. but we're being helped by part-time employment and the structural issues are still there. so overall, it's a good report, but the market is right to question how good it can be sustained. of course, there's all the issues between the household survey and the establishment survey. >> what do you think about all those issues? they've led to a lot of conspiracy theories. we say the jobs numbers, and i think the average american thinks there's one jobs number, right? there's job growth. we find out what that number is. that is what leads to the unemployment number. but they're completely disconnected. we really see that today. jack welsh says there's a problem with the voracity of these numbers. >> i think what we're seeing is just a reality from month to month. over time they tend to converge. in any one month, you do get differences
mohammed, thanks for joining us. first, give us your take on the jobs numbers. >> thank you, bob. i think michelle was right overall, it's a good report in the sense that we created over 100,000 jobs. unemployment has come down and earnings are going up. but we're being helped by part-time employment and the structural issues are still there. so overall, it's a good report, but the market is right to question how good it can be sustained. of course, there's all the issues between the...
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he's been with us all week and it's been some week for you to be with us. i'm sitting at home, i'm an individual investor. is this an opportunity? what would you be doing in this particular market? >> well, there's some things that don't seem to be affected by this big sell-off. national gas looks good. if national gas closes high today i may add to that. but i maybe would buy against those lows of the range but not too much. >> jim, thanks. great week. appreciate it. >>> that does it for us on "power lunch." stay with cnbc all afternoon. ty, have a good weekend. to you, sue. >>> "street signs," everybody, starts now. stay with us. >>> the tech wreck rolls on and it is taking down the market with it. google, microsoft, facebook, all being hit lately today as well. apple down for the month, too. and many of them have the same problem he, which is the cell phone. right? that. how do they overcome the common enemy of mobile. what does is the matter with mickey d's? sales growth down. the stocks down as well. how can mcdonald's turn it
he's been with us all week and it's been some week for you to be with us. i'm sitting at home, i'm an individual investor. is this an opportunity? what would you be doing in this particular market? >> well, there's some things that don't seem to be affected by this big sell-off. national gas looks good. if national gas closes high today i may add to that. but i maybe would buy against those lows of the range but not too much. >> jim, thanks. great week. appreciate it. >>>...
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good to have you with us. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> was this a mistake they left the crane up there? why would anybody leave a crane on top of a building when we have this unprecedented storm coming our way? >> no, it wasn't a mistake. construction companies throughout new york city, including this project, have been working with the city buildings department since friday in securing to the best degree that anyone could in preparation for this storm. review plans are -- plans are reviewed by licensed engineers. the information that i have is that much of the scaffolding is secure. there are other sites in new york city that have such tower cranes and they are secure. what we're fashioning is an unprecedented storm, in the history of the city of new york. but construction companies across the city have been working in due diligence with all emergency personnel to secure all tower cranes in new york city. >> i guess given the fact that, you know, this is a 90-story building going up and we're on
good to have you with us. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> was this a mistake they left the crane up there? why would anybody leave a crane on top of a building when we have this unprecedented storm coming our way? >> no, it wasn't a mistake. construction companies throughout new york city, including this project, have been working with the city buildings department since friday in securing to the best degree that anyone could in preparation for this storm. review...
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. >>> let us stay on oil. oil is one of the few things in life that we love to see the price go down on. let's bring in director of market research at tradition energy and a cnbc contributor. addison, we love prices when we go up generally on things we own. is this slide in oil the sign of bad things to come economically? >> i don't know if it is a sign. i think it's reflecting what's really been a preponderance of bad news from all corners of the globe. but this really is not anything new. we know this. this is the fundamentals now starting to reassert themselves after sort of the enthusiasm we had for assets in the run up to qe3. since ben bernanke announced his new round of stimulus on the 13th of september, we're down 11%, almost 12% on wti since then. other commodities are behaving the same way. it appears to mow traders just aren't buying it this time. >> is it because volumes, supplies, are too high or is it because demand is falling? >> there is some tightness in certain areas of the world in the oil m
. >>> let us stay on oil. oil is one of the few things in life that we love to see the price go down on. let's bring in director of market research at tradition energy and a cnbc contributor. addison, we love prices when we go up generally on things we own. is this slide in oil the sign of bad things to come economically? >> i don't know if it is a sign. i think it's reflecting what's really been a preponderance of bad news from all corners of the globe. but this really is not...
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using that money to buy back stock, using that money to pay dividends. tom lee had a great piece that said the outstanding shares of the new york stock exchange are as low as they have been in 1990. what's happening is you have a run-up to qe. the market anticipates that so of course the response is going to be muted to the qe. subsequent months later we then see the market continue to grind higher. so the fact that just because on the day they announced qe there's no big pop in the market is missing the point of what he's doing. >> well, todd, you feel it's still all systems go. you're very bullish on this market still, aren't you? >> that's right. definitely want to go long, bill, and stay there going into the new year. look, what maria said is best. ben bernanke is being proactive, only guy being proactive in washington right now. you're missing the boat completely if you don't think qe 3 is going to be great for the bulls. nothing else is out there. 1.3% gdp print. bernanke said it best today. we're not fearing recession but we're close to it, dancin
using that money to buy back stock, using that money to pay dividends. tom lee had a great piece that said the outstanding shares of the new york stock exchange are as low as they have been in 1990. what's happening is you have a run-up to qe. the market anticipates that so of course the response is going to be muted to the qe. subsequent months later we then see the market continue to grind higher. so the fact that just because on the day they announced qe there's no big pop in the market is...
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what methodology did you use? >> i'm glad you outlined that our stress test is just that, it's our application of an economic scenario, a downside economic scenario to bank earnings and bank capital. so what we did is we took the sort of variables that the federal reserve was forecasting in their c-card stress testing of the largest banks and applied that same sort of scenario to the entire universe of banks. >> are you tougher than the feds? >> we're probably tougher in some areas. we don't have all the data at our fingertips that they have, so they have a bit of an information edge. but i think we're pretty harsh. >> now, the banks that you identified, are they small banks, are they banks that everybody knows, are they any of the big banks that everybody is very familiar with and deeply invested in? >> we tested the entire universe. we're not publicizing names of individual banks, but just to segment the results a bit, banks over $10 billion in assets, which would technically be mid-sized or larger banks, did be
what methodology did you use? >> i'm glad you outlined that our stress test is just that, it's our application of an economic scenario, a downside economic scenario to bank earnings and bank capital. so what we did is we took the sort of variables that the federal reserve was forecasting in their c-card stress testing of the largest banks and applied that same sort of scenario to the entire universe of banks. >> are you tougher than the feds? >> we're probably tougher in some...
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i want to use the same stuff the big guys use. ishares. 8 out of 10 large, professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. introducing the ishares core, etfs for the heart of your portfolio. tax efficient and low cost building blocks to help you keep more of what you earn. call your advisor. visit ishares.com. ishares. ishares. yeah, ishares. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. >>> a new survey from as well as fargo shows 17% of middle class americans say they are not confident of the stock market as a place to invest. let's bring in laurie in order quest, executive vice president of wells fargo retirement and trust. great to have you on the show today. we often talk about a fiscal cliff but you're seeing a retirement cliff facing a lot of people today. and when you see a market selloff like this you can understand why some people would be jittery to invest. >> they are and they are not confident. what we have
i want to use the same stuff the big guys use. ishares. 8 out of 10 large, professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. introducing the ishares core, etfs for the heart of your portfolio. tax efficient and low cost building blocks to help you keep more of what you earn. call your advisor. visit ishares.com. ishares. ishares. yeah, ishares. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before...
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